Former residence of Tada Eikichi — Attraction in New Taipei

Built in 1937, it occupies an area of ​​about 100 pings and the building is about 30 pings. This is a Japanese-style building built with red cypress during the Japanese occupation period. It is a standard Japanese-style wooden official house with a roof of four draped water and roof tiles. It is a traditional black cultural tile. The roof frame is a wooden roof frame. It is a municipal historic site in New Taipei City. It is one of the first houses to draw tap water in the Tamsui area. The original site of the building was the school field of Xuehai Academy in the Qing Dynasty, and it is located halfway up the hillside of Puding Mountain. It faces south and has a hillside in the back. The front is a steep ridge. The base is condescending and faces the mouth of the Danshui River. It overlooks Guanyin Mountain and is close to the Hongmao Castle and the Little White Palace. The interior space configuration includes living room, living room, kitchen, bedroom, etc. The house is not big on the outside, but it feels very spacious inside. It is about 9 minutes’ walking distance from Danshui Old Street, and about 30 minutes from Danjin Beixin Station. You can go to Xiaobaigong Road from Huwei Medical Hall and Danshui Chapel, or from Walk over the sky bridge in front of the Tamsui Branch of the New Taipei City Library, at No.19 Mackay Street, Tamsui,Remember to drop by and eat...

「多田榮吉故居」是一間在日治時期淡水街長多田榮吉的私人宅邸，興建於1937年。此宅邸是淡水甚至全臺第一戶接自來水的民宅位於淡水馬偕街19號，介於紅毛城與福佑宮之間。多田榮吉故居於2005年被公告為縣定古蹟，是淡水首座的日式住宅古蹟，2016年7月18日起對外開放。

多田榮吉故居佔地約100坪，以紅檜木搭建屬標準日式木造官舍形式，未加入西洋元素，是淡水保存最完整的日式建築之一，具有歷史與建築上的稀少性。

開放時間： 每週一至週五：9:30-17:00 週末：9:30-18:00 參觀須脫鞋著襪，並採預約制，限10人。

交通方式： 可搭捷運至「捷運淡水站」，轉乘875、紅26、836至「小白宮站」或「紅毛城站」。開車可停放於「淡水國中」或「紅毛城」停車場。

"Tada Eikichi's Former Residence" is a private residence of Tamsui Street Mayor Tada Eikichi during the Japanese colonial period. It was built in 1937. This residence is the first residential house in Tamsui and even in Taiwan to be connected to running water. It is located at No. 19 Mackay Street, Tamsui, between Hongmao City and Fuyou Temple. Tada Eikichi's former residence was declared a prefectural historic site in 2005. It is Tamsui's first Japanese-style residential historic site and will be open to the public on July 18, 2016. Tada Eikichi's former residence covers an area of about 100 square meters. It is built with red cypress wood and is a standard Japanese-style wooden official residence without adding Western elements. It is one of the most intact Japanese-style buildings in Tamsui and is historically and architecturally rare. Opening hours: Every Monday to Friday: 9:30-17:00 Weekends: 9:30-18:00 Visitors must take off their shoes and wear socks, and reservations are required, limited to 10 people. Transportation: You can take the MRT to "MRT Tamsui Station" and transfer to 875, Red 26, or 836 to "Xiaobaigong Station" or "Hongmaocheng Station". If you drive, you can park in the "Tsui Junior High School" or "Hongmao City"...

A history of Tada Eikichi and his house. This place preserved the actual look of the house and everything inside is still the same. U have to remove ur shoe to walk in the house. There’s staff handling and looking after the place as this is a tourist attraction.

There’s a coffee shop there that accepts all kind of payment and a nice friendly staff that can recommend you...